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Convolution of trig polynomials over a Group
Induced measure on dual group and kernel of fourier transformCould characters in harmonic analysis be generalized into $S^2$?Trigonometric polynomials on non-compact and non-abelian groupsOne dimensional representations of the plane orthogonal group $O(2)$.$hatH cong G/H^perp$?Convergence of Improper Integral for any polynomialsConvolution of regular measures is regularShowing that a topological group is compact under certain conditionsHow to realize the character group as a Lie/algebraic/topological group?Continuity of evaluation map for characters of a LCA group
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I want to prove that $T(G)=T(G)*T(G)$ where G is an infinite compact abelian Hausforff Topological group. I'm trying to start this but really im confused with the convolution. Say $f,g in T(G)$ I need to show that $f*g in T(G)$, so this is what im getting;
$f*g(x) = int_G f(sx)g(s^-1)ds = int_Gf(s)f(x)g(s^-1)ds$ but I'm not really sure where to go from there... this whole idea of convolution kind of confuses me and where can you go from $g(s^-1)$ can we say that this is $overlineg(s)$?
I'm also not sure how to approach the other direction... that as trig polynomial can be written as a convolution of two other trig polynomials.
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I want to prove that $T(G)=T(G)*T(G)$ where G is an infinite compact abelian Hausforff Topological group. I'm trying to start this but really im confused with the convolution. Say $f,g in T(G)$ I need to show that $f*g in T(G)$, so this is what im getting;
$f*g(x) = int_G f(sx)g(s^-1)ds = int_Gf(s)f(x)g(s^-1)ds$ but I'm not really sure where to go from there... this whole idea of convolution kind of confuses me and where can you go from $g(s^-1)$ can we say that this is $overlineg(s)$?
I'm also not sure how to approach the other direction... that as trig polynomial can be written as a convolution of two other trig polynomials.
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I want to prove that $T(G)=T(G)*T(G)$ where G is an infinite compact abelian Hausforff Topological group. I'm trying to start this but really im confused with the convolution. Say $f,g in T(G)$ I need to show that $f*g in T(G)$, so this is what im getting;
$f*g(x) = int_G f(sx)g(s^-1)ds = int_Gf(s)f(x)g(s^-1)ds$ but I'm not really sure where to go from there... this whole idea of convolution kind of confuses me and where can you go from $g(s^-1)$ can we say that this is $overlineg(s)$?
I'm also not sure how to approach the other direction... that as trig polynomial can be written as a convolution of two other trig polynomials.
analysis harmonic-analysis characters
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I want to prove that $T(G)=T(G)*T(G)$ where G is an infinite compact abelian Hausforff Topological group. I'm trying to start this but really im confused with the convolution. Say $f,g in T(G)$ I need to show that $f*g in T(G)$, so this is what im getting;
$f*g(x) = int_G f(sx)g(s^-1)ds = int_Gf(s)f(x)g(s^-1)ds$ but I'm not really sure where to go from there... this whole idea of convolution kind of confuses me and where can you go from $g(s^-1)$ can we say that this is $overlineg(s)$?
I'm also not sure how to approach the other direction... that as trig polynomial can be written as a convolution of two other trig polynomials.
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